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This was my first food truck experience in Portland and it was alright. After checking out all the food trucks around the block (many with similar Halal menus), we decided to try Noah's because the wraps looked pretty big. We tried #21 Lamb Saj ($7), which comes with lamb, lettuce, onions, tomatoes, and tzatziki, plus hot and garlic sauce on the side. We brought the wrap to a brewery across the river and ate it there. The lamb saj was good, but not spectacular. Unfortunately, there was no tzatziki sauce in my wrap at all, which was highly disappointing as I was really looking forward to the sauce. Without the tzatziki sauce, the saj tasted dry. I'm not sure why they did not put tzatziki sauce in the wrap, but since I was already far away from the food truck, I couldn't go back to ask for it. They did give me hot and garlic sauce on the side, which made the saj taste a little better. Overall, the lamb saj I tried here was not bad, but also not something I would go out of my way for. But for $7, it was a good size and can definitely fill you up.
#23 (something) Saj (you will see that I was a dumb dumb and blocked the name with my hat in the photo) WAS DELICIOUS! Especially for $7! The wrap was very big. I took a pic of it sitting on the table, relative to me next to it while seated- and yes it was that tall. The wrap consisted of beef and lamb, lettuce, tomatoes, lettuce, and tzatziki sauce. I love tzatziki sauce, so I was very happy at how saucy they made it. I also asked to add a little hot and garlic sauce, which was perfect because it added extra flavor, but not too much spiciness. I liked that they toasted the wrap a bit. It was hot and a little crunchy when I got it. Perfect really, if you ask me. For someone who is not native to Portland and don't get food cart foods like this, I thought it was great!
Marshall's food is amaaaaazing! My bestie and I had the beef gyro, lamb gyro plate, and some fries!! The beef gyro was very flavorful and had a great ratio of vegetables to meat. My lamb plate was awesome, it came with humus and tzatziki sauce, vegetables, and rice!! =) and there was a small dolma in the tzatziki sauce, it's great presentation. All that food was $23!! Definitely go!
Was staying at The Nines hotel a couple blocks away from Noah's. It was 1am but my friend and I were starving but didn't want to shell out the money for the pricey room service. $18 bucks for a chicken sando with no fries, no thank you! So we decided to take a stroll to the food carts. Thankfully Noah's was open at 1:30am on a Saturday. It looked like a father son duo running the food cart. I ordered the falafel platter. It came with rice, salad, tzatziki sauce, hummus,and a dolma. $7 bucks for a big meal. Fast and friendly service. Took the food back to the hotel room. Falafels were crispy and full of flavor. Hummus was smooth and creamy. The whole combo was just tasty! Perfect meal at 1:30am. They have all the traditional Mediterranean offerings on top of typical American items such as a hamburger and French fries. If you are in need of a late night meal, look no further than Noah halal
literally bomb.com. The food is amazing!! Was visiting Portland this past weekend, and after exploring all of the food truck options decided to try this one out! We ordered a gyro along with a chicken plate and both tasted amazinggg. The staff was super friendly and the food was served so quick! For the price you get so much food, and it tastes amazing. Definitely a great spot to spot!!
Best Halal cart near my optometry clinic. I would here at the suggestion of a professor, who said that their gyros were enough to last two meals. For student on a budget, all I could think was YASSSSSS. Thankfully my professor was never wrong. The Giro's require both hands, and definitely last two meals. I was so happy with the freshness of the ingredients used. The meat was freshly sliced and still tender (dry meat is the worst!) the server was generous with the sauces and made sure my meal was wrapped tightly so it wouldn't fall apart on the way back to clinic. For size and quality, this place is one of the best :) Pro tip; finish off your meal (or half meal) with some sweet baklava! Consistently tasty here as well
This is my second time here and it's awesome. The staff is super friendly and the #21 Lamb Saj is the perfect grab and go street food. It's huge too so it's easy to share.
Out of all the food carts in Portland, I had to get dolmas from this one. They won me over with the painted images of a bunch of animals (Noah's Ark) on the side of the cart and then lost me with their surge pricing and less than stellar attitude. I just wanted a bunch of dolmas for lunch. I saw they had a $5 lunch order and a $6 dinner order. I asked if the dinner portion was more dolmas, and didn't really get a straight answer, more like a mumble and a "huh". I asked again and the guy started prepping the container with dolmas and while he was doing so I added in one last time, 'can I get the dinner portion?', because I was super hungry. The guy rang me up and it was $5, so I asked if he had given me the dinner-sized order. With yet another non-answer, he then yelled out, "$6". So, is the $6 because you gave me a larger portion, or because you just realized you could get away with charging me an extra dollar even though it's lunch time and the lunch order. I'm 98% positive it's the latter because the portion was pretty small for even $5 and while the dolmas were good, it wasn't worth even $5. Lastly, I tried to pay with $50 bill because it was the only thing I had and while I realize that a $50 bill to a small business is like getting leaches in a swimming pool, it was all I had and I thought they'd appreciate the cash more than a credit card, but I was wrong. They basically wouldn't accept the $50 and though they were quick to take me up on my offer of paying with credit, they were also quick to charge me an extra 47 cents on top of my order for paying with credit... which is some bull ass shizz considering the guy had already pretty much ripped me on that extra dollar for the dinner time dolmas. It is what it is, but next time I'll be getting my dolmas from anywhere but Noah Halal.
A simple review for a simple little place, how fitting! One of the last stores open on a Friday evening for dinner, ordered our food, cook made each one with such love and attention to detail, cheap, and delicious. Though you may not think about it much, he gave us a ton of napkins and my tree hugger side came out, but I quickly became grateful as it's quite the sloppy meal, drenched in amazingness!
Best food cart in Portland downtown , testy food delicious large portion , am always be there at evening time the guy is very nice respectful and friendly.
Being from SF and used to the food truck culture, not the food cart culture, I thought the service here was sooooo s-l-o-w for something that I expected to come out quickly. Ordered the chicken Caesar salad and lamb gyro to share with my hubby, and we agreed both dishes were yummy and fresh, as one would hope given the wait!
One of the best food trucks I've ever been to! The food is amazing and service is great!! The lamb saj looked nothing like I expected, but it was delicious. The chicken and rice plate was very good as well. We tried The falafel as well - amazing! Haven't had such good falafel since I visited Egypt. The prices were very reasonable considering the amount of food we got in each serving. 3 of us shared the 2 meals we ordered and still had leftovers! Highly recommend checking out this food truck!
5 months ago
A food truck with its own seating downtown! That was enough to make me love this place. I tried a beef saj. It. was. Delicious! The bottom half is wrapped in foil so I could walk with it but I noticed the stools on the side so I had a chance to sit and enjoy the food. The owners/cooks were friendly, lively and welcoming. I used to live down the street from the truck and would pass in on the way to the library and wonder why there were so many people there during the afternoon and night. Now I know why. read more
This was my first food truck experience in Portland and it was alright. After checking out all the food trucks around the block (many with similar Halal menus), we decided to try Noah's because the wraps looked pretty big. We tried #21 Lamb Saj ($7), which comes with lamb, lettuce, onions, tomatoes, and tzatziki, plus hot and garlic sauce on the side. We brought the wrap to a brewery across the river and ate it there. The lamb saj was good, but not spectacular. Unfortunately, there was no tzatziki sauce in my wrap at all, which was highly disappointing as I was really looking forward to the sauce. Without the tzatziki sauce, the saj tasted dry. I'm not sure why they did not put tzatziki sauce in the wrap, but since I was already far away from the food truck, I couldn't go back to ask for it. They did give me hot and garlic sauce on the side, which made the saj taste a little better. Overall, the lamb saj I tried here was not bad, but also not something I would go out of my way for. But for $7, it was a good size and can definitely fill you up. read more
#23 (something) Saj (you will see that I was a dumb dumb and blocked the name with my hat in the photo) WAS DELICIOUS! Especially for $7! The wrap was very big. I took a pic of it sitting on the table, relative to me next to it while seated- and yes it was that tall. The wrap consisted of beef and lamb, lettuce, tomatoes, lettuce, and tzatziki sauce. I love tzatziki sauce, so I was very happy at how saucy they made it. I also asked to add a little hot and garlic sauce, which was perfect because it added extra flavor, but not too much spiciness. I liked that they toasted the wrap a bit. It was hot and a little crunchy when I got it. Perfect really, if you ask me. For someone who is not native to Portland and don't get food cart foods like this, I thought it was great! read more
Marshall's food is amaaaaazing! My bestie and I had the beef gyro, lamb gyro plate, and some fries!! The beef gyro was very flavorful and had a great ratio of vegetables to meat. My lamb plate was awesome, it came with humus and tzatziki sauce, vegetables, and rice!! =) and there was a small dolma in the tzatziki sauce, it's great presentation. All that food was $23!! Definitely go! read more
9 years ago
Was staying at The Nines hotel a couple blocks away from Noah's. It was 1am but my friend and I were starving but didn't want to shell out the money for the pricey room service. $18 bucks for a chicken sando with no fries, no thank you! So we decided to take a stroll to the food carts. Thankfully Noah's was open at 1:30am on a Saturday. It looked like a father son duo running the food cart. I ordered the falafel platter. It came with rice, salad, tzatziki sauce, hummus,and a dolma. $7 bucks for a big meal. Fast and friendly service. Took the food back to the hotel room. Falafels were crispy and full of flavor. Hummus was smooth and creamy. The whole combo was just tasty! Perfect meal at 1:30am. They have all the traditional Mediterranean offerings on top of typical American items such as a hamburger and French fries. If you are in need of a late night meal, look no further than Noah halal read more
literally bomb.com. The food is amazing!! Was visiting Portland this past weekend, and after exploring all of the food truck options decided to try this one out! We ordered a gyro along with a chicken plate and both tasted amazinggg. The staff was super friendly and the food was served so quick! For the price you get so much food, and it tastes amazing. Definitely a great spot to spot!! read more
Best Halal cart near my optometry clinic. I would here at the suggestion of a professor, who said that their gyros were enough to last two meals. For student on a budget, all I could think was YASSSSSS. Thankfully my professor was never wrong. The Giro's require both hands, and definitely last two meals. I was so happy with the freshness of the ingredients used. The meat was freshly sliced and still tender (dry meat is the worst!) the server was generous with the sauces and made sure my meal was wrapped tightly so it wouldn't fall apart on the way back to clinic. For size and quality, this place is one of the best :) Pro tip; finish off your meal (or half meal) with some sweet baklava! Consistently tasty here as well read more
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Out of all the food carts in Portland, I had to get dolmas from this one. They won me over with the painted images of a bunch of animals (Noah's Ark) on the side of the cart and then lost me with their surge pricing and less than stellar attitude. I just wanted a bunch of dolmas for lunch. I saw they had a $5 lunch order and a $6 dinner order. I asked if the dinner portion was more dolmas, and didn't really get a straight answer, more like a mumble and a "huh". I asked again and the guy started prepping the container with dolmas and while he was doing so I added in one last time, 'can I get the dinner portion?', because I was super hungry. The guy rang me up and it was $5, so I asked if he had given me the dinner-sized order. With yet another non-answer, he then yelled out, "$6". So, is the $6 because you gave me a larger portion, or because you just realized you could get away with charging me an extra dollar even though it's lunch time and the lunch order. I'm 98% positive it's the latter because the portion was pretty small for even $5 and while the dolmas were good, it wasn't worth even $5. Lastly, I tried to pay with $50 bill because it was the only thing I had and while I realize that a $50 bill to a small business is like getting leaches in a swimming pool, it was all I had and I thought they'd appreciate the cash more than a credit card, but I was wrong. They basically wouldn't accept the $50 and though they were quick to take me up on my offer of paying with credit, they were also quick to charge me an extra 47 cents on top of my order for paying with credit... which is some bull ass shizz considering the guy had already pretty much ripped me on that extra dollar for the dinner time dolmas. It is what it is, but next time I'll be getting my dolmas from anywhere but Noah Halal. read more
A simple review for a simple little place, how fitting! One of the last stores open on a Friday evening for dinner, ordered our food, cook made each one with such love and attention to detail, cheap, and delicious. Though you may not think about it much, he gave us a ton of napkins and my tree hugger side came out, but I quickly became grateful as it's quite the sloppy meal, drenched in amazingness! read more
12 years ago
8 years ago
Best food cart in Portland downtown , testy food delicious large portion , am always be there at evening time the guy is very nice respectful and friendly. read more
11 years ago
Being from SF and used to the food truck culture, not the food cart culture, I thought the service here was sooooo s-l-o-w for something that I expected to come out quickly. Ordered the chicken Caesar salad and lamb gyro to share with my hubby, and we agreed both dishes were yummy and fresh, as one would hope given the wait! read more
9 years ago
One of the best food trucks I've ever been to! The food is amazing and service is great!! The lamb saj looked nothing like I expected, but it was delicious. The chicken and rice plate was very good as well. We tried The falafel as well - amazing! Haven't had such good falafel since I visited Egypt. The prices were very reasonable considering the amount of food we got in each serving. 3 of us shared the 2 meals we ordered and still had leftovers! Highly recommend checking out this food truck! read more
9 years ago
Went here for a snack and my boyfriend and I tried the Kofta Saj, which is a ground beef, lettuce and tomato wrap with tatziki sauce. So good! Highly recommend. Service was great as well. read more
7 years ago
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8 years ago
Good food delicious got mixed Saj (Lamb n chicken Shawarma roll ) Also got hummus reasonable pricing good food read more
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12 years ago
I bought chicken gyro from here today and while it was a fairly big size serve the taste was far from being good. This tasted like pita bread filled with fried chicken pieces and with some salsa. The taste is just not zingy enough. The server was nice though. Since this is one of many tuck shops among this square block area, go to Gyro House which is opposite to this on other end. They make far far better gyro and it is super TASTY! read more
8 years ago
8 years ago
Our hotel was walking distance away from this spot, the hours were convenient for us. Lovely owner, super friendly and great service. read more
10 years ago
Best Lamb Gyro in the whole food cart area. I highly recommend. The lamb is delicious. 5/5 would eat again. read more
8 years ago
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